A metasurface reflector unit cell is proposed for achieving near-complete-range of complex reflectance (i.e., magnitude and phase) for versatile beamforming capabilities. The unit cell is based on coplanar coupled resonators: a split ring resonator (SRR) with a lumped capacitor and a lumped resistor, and a dipole ring resonator (DRR) with another lumped capacitor. The DRR inserted inside the SRR creates a coupled resonance configuration which results in an enhanced complex reflectance range at the desired frequency. To provide a physical insight and explain the operation principle of the structure, the response of the unit cell is modeled as a coupled Lorentz oscillator via the effective surface susceptibilities, where a unique plasma, damping constant, and resonant frequency can be attributed to each resonator. The proposed unit cell is demonstrated in an array configuration for linear-polarized beamforming, where full-wave simulations are used to demonstrate beam-steering, gain control, side-lobe level control and dual- and triple-beam generation, as illustrative examples. Finally experimental demonstration is performed to validate the full-wave results and obtain in-depth electrical characterization of the reflectors.